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Critics Consensus: While it's admittedly well-meaning, With Honors handles its themes in strictly remedial fashion.
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Critic Consensus: While it's admittedly well-meaning, With Honors handles its themes in strictly remedial fashion.
All Critics (24) | Top Critics (4) | Fresh (4) | Rotten (20) | DVD (2)
The brainiest of the current class of college comedies and dramas, but not quite high enough to qualify as a magna cum laude portrayal of a meeting of minds.
This movie is predictable from scene one, though that wouldn't be a problem if it had a good script, good performances and solid direction. But it doesn't.
A politically correct, vastly sentimental and ultimately insincere saga of the friendship between a kind homeless man, played by Joe Pesci, and a guilt-ridden Harvard student, played byBrendan Frazer.
Obviously inspired by the success of Scent of a Woman, this one could have been called Scent of a Bum.
Do you amuse me, Joe Pesci? No, you do not.
Well meaning drama but oversimplifies a lot and plays the death card too easily.
One of the few films I've ever walked out on. Pesci and Fraser serve up unsympathetic and grating characters.
A shaggy dog drama about the education of one upwardly bound college student.
A simplistic movie - a homeless bum teaches Harvard students what is important in life, but everything is too easy in this movie.
Super Reviewer
A great drama, I saw this for a class, which usually makes you dislike a movie, but this one was fantastic. The story is based on a real story, and the actors are good, and it's just so cool. If you like dramas, you have to see it.
I liked this one. The cast was really good and it gave Pesci a chance to shine while not being a goofball or a gangster. The rest of the cast was really good and the story moved along really well.
Very interesting drama about a homeless philosopher who teaches blue-blooded Harvard student about life and compassion. This great story is predictable, even when it takes a tear-jerking turn, but Joe Pesci's cocky charm and the remarkably attractive supporting ensemble keep things interesting.
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